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What cheap PaaS do you use to host nodejs/Meteor applications?

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Re: What cheap PaaS do you use to host nodejs/Meteor applications?

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What is the context? Is this for production? Is there a ton of bandwidth to be used?

It's just a side project (a realtime chat application built with Meteor) I'm not sure how much traffic I will get, but certainly not enough to stress out one worker. It's just for fun

Re: What cheap PaaS do you use to host nodejs/Meteor applications?

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What is the context? Is this for production? Is there a ton of bandwidth to be used?

It's just a side project (a realtime chat application built with Meteor) I'm not sure how much traffic I will get, but certainly not enough to stress out one worker. It's just for fun

If it's just a side project, why not host it on Meteor? All you have to do is set up a CNAME record to point at origin.meteor.com: http://docs.meteor.com/#deploying

Re: What cheap PaaS do you use to host nodejs/Meteor applications?

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Earlier quoted context omitted.

It's just a side project (a realtime chat application built with Meteor) I'm not sure how much traffic I will get, but certainly not enough to stress out one worker. It's just for fun

If it's just a side project, why not host it on Meteor? All you have to do is set up a CNAME record to point at origin.meteor.com: http://docs.meteor.com/#deploying

Good point, didn't even know about this option. Nevermind though, since I got my opensource drone on nodejitsu! Thanks